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Sanctuary Cities Debate 2017
LD Debate: Should Sanctuary Cities be Abolished? 2015
The Sanctuary City Debate Heats Up
UCLA POINT LOMA, SEMI-FINALS, ON SANCTUARY CITIES, 2017
Justice Matters: Sanctuary City
Q and A - Sanctuary Cities: Yes or No?
Dallas Co. Commissioners Debate Sanctuary Cities
Tucker to advocate: Why are sanctuary city debates racial?
The Great Rialto Sanctuary City Debate
The Sanctuary City Debate Heats Up
UCLA POINT LOMA, SEMI-FINALS, ON SANCTUARY CITIES, 2017
Justice Matters: Sanctuary City
Q and A - Sanctuary Cities: Yes or No?
Dallas Co. Commissioners Debate Sanctuary Cities
Tucker to advocate: Why are sanctuary city debates racial?
The Great Rialto Sanctuary City Debate
The Great Debate over Sanctuary Cities
Published on Feb 3, 2017
The term “sanctuary city” has been widely used in the great debate over immigration policy and protections. Opponents of sanctuary cities claim that policy protects undocumented immigrants from criminal prosecution, where supporters believe these policies are needed to protect the rights of both citizens and undocumented immigrants.
On Lawyer 2 Lawyer, host Bob Ambrogi joins Matthew J. O’Brien, the director of research at the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR), and Jonathan Blazer, the American Civil Liberties Union’s (ACLU) advocacy and policy counsel, to discuss policy, current legislation, immigration reform, and the status of sanctuary cities under a Trump presidency.
Matthew J. O’Brien is the director of research at the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR). Matt joined FAIR in 2016 and is responsible for managing FAIR’s research activities.
Jonathan Blazer is the American Civil Liberty Union’s advocacy and policy counsel. As the ACLU’s advocacy and policy counsel, Jon tracks developments in state and local measures concerning immigrants as well as police practices and supports the legislative advocacy efforts of ACLU staff across the country.
On Lawyer 2 Lawyer, host Bob Ambrogi joins Matthew J. O’Brien, the director of research at the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR), and Jonathan Blazer, the American Civil Liberties Union’s (ACLU) advocacy and policy counsel, to discuss policy, current legislation, immigration reform, and the status of sanctuary cities under a Trump presidency.
Matthew J. O’Brien is the director of research at the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR). Matt joined FAIR in 2016 and is responsible for managing FAIR’s research activities.
Jonathan Blazer is the American Civil Liberty Union’s advocacy and policy counsel. As the ACLU’s advocacy and policy counsel, Jon tracks developments in state and local measures concerning immigrants as well as police practices and supports the legislative advocacy efforts of ACLU staff across the country.
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